Thursday 29 May 2014

JUDICIAL REFORMS MUST BE AN IMPORTANT AGENDA OF AAM AADMI PARTY

A lot of criticism is being raised from enemies of the Aam Aadmi Party regarding  Arvind Kejrieal’s refusal to remit bail amount in a defamation case and preferring to go to jail rather than remitting the bail amount. I feel that it has raised some fundamental issues in our judicial system which will be helpful when some urgently needed judicial reforms are taken up in India. The Indian Judicial System still follows many of the practices followed by our former British Rulers which were largely intended for the subjugation of a Slave Country. Indian Judicial system has become so tilted in favour of the super rich so that even for a middle class person like me the Supreme Court is unapproachable. Recently in a farewell speech on the eve of his retirement Justice Radhakrisnan of Supreme Court stated that only the rich Corporates can get justice from the Supreme Court. Under the circumstances Kejri wal’s bail incident has helped to draw the attention of the Nation to these anomalies in the judicial system. The Aam AAdmi Party must declare that Judicial Reforms will be on its agenda along with fight against corruption.

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